Mississippi governor race lacks enthusiasm amid apathetic voters
Wayne King reports from Jackson that Mississippi voters show low energy as six Democratic candidates and a possible woman governor contend in a primary. The Capital Reporter editor calls the field political pap while turnout may dip lower than 1978's 38 percent amid a broader Southern governor election drift. Lt. Gov. Evelyn Gandy is seen as a skilled but unproven frontrunner.
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Wayne King
New York Times
Jackson
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Mississippi
Wilson Minor
Capital Reporter
Kentucky
Louisiana
Thad Cochran
U.S
Evelyn Gandy
Southern governors race drifts toward runoff in three states
In three southern states voters size up Democratic hopefuls with J. C. Travis Jr. noting a woman candidate could lead. Among contenders John Arthur Eaves William Winter and Jim Herring mix with Evers influence. Kentucky favors John Y. Brown while Carmichael Bramlett loom in Mississippi GOP race. Louisiana votes Oct 27 with filing pending.
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J.C. Travis Jr
Lexington
John Arthur Eaves
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Jim Herring
Eaves
Charles Evers
Fayette
Evers
Louisiana
Conoco Responds to President Carter on Oil Profits Use
The letter from Conoco defends profits usage, arguing reinvestment in energy, cites a decade of capital spending profits exceed net income two to one, with 130 million added to 1979 energy exploration, totaling 1.5 billion, two thirds in North America, and plans to reinvest oil price decontrol income in domestic energy.
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